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Biological sciences professor receives $1.37 million NSF CAREER grant to study impact of light on breathing
Dr. Deanna Arble is an assistant professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences.
Feast of St. Cuthbert study break, March 20
Join the Ott Memorial Writing Center in celebrating the Feast Day of St. Cuthbert on Thursday, March 20, from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on the Bridge in Raynor Library.
Make a reusable bag for the Backpack Program, March 21
This month, the Arrupe Breakfast Collective will be making reusable bags for the Backpack Program.
NMDSI AI symposium on navigating AI in industries and careers, April 15
The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute is hosting its annual AI symposium, “Navigating AI: Transforming Industries and Careers,”
Lenten reflection: Taking stock of the important things
Ayanna Singh, a first-year student in the Diederich College of Communication, talks about how she is taking stock of what’s important in her life during Lent.
Men’s basketball NCAA Tournament send-off, March 19
All are invited to celebrate the Marquette men’s basketball team as it departs from the Al McGuire Center for the NCAA Tournament on Wednesday, March 19, at 2 p.m.
MUPD’s liaison officer program goes beyond typical law enforcement by building relationships on and off campus
Since 2018, the Marquette University Police Department has been using diversity liaison officers to help close the gap between law enforcement and the surrounding community.
Wellness Weekly: Knee pain? Take part in research study and utilize on-campus PT services
The Department of Physical Therapy is seeking participants for a study on whether physical activity coaching will help people with complaints of knee pain.
Future-ready skills: How Marquette students are tackling emerging technologies
The Emerging Technologies class equips information systems students with practical tech skills and creative problem-solving abilities.
Marquette engineers study campus crosswalks for pedestrian safety and community mobility
Getting caught in a crosswalk while the timer drops to zero is a common community problem with serious, often overlooked ramifications. For communities with busy roadways like Milwaukee, these crosswalk timers can be a gateway or a barrier to pedestrian safety, vehicular traffic flow and even individuals’ ability to connect and engage comfortably with their…